Foster's Weekly Weather Forecastedly Mixed July Outlook
Washington June 26 bulletin outlines disturbances crossing the continent from June 24 to July 2 with warm waves and cool waves. Expect hot spells with possible severe storms near the hot wave. July features variable patterns: lingering sluggish periods, then rapid storm activity mid month, with above normal temps in the East and below in the West. Also notes Mars signaling ideas and critiques mirror telescope schemes as speculative.
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Washington, D. C
Sredlih
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Central Valleys
Great Central Valleys
Great Central Valleys 30, Eastern States
Pacific
Eastern States
Sone
Mars
Pickering
Mary Proctor
Prof. Proctor
Cincinnati
Robinson Crusoe
Earth
Real Estate Transfers June 24 1905 list details and names
Real estate transfers show B N Claussen to Ward L Mc Cafferty dated 10 21 08 for lots in Marne. L Campbell and wife to Henry Abelman dated 6 14 09 for parcel 29 74 35. Mary A Beauchamp to W H Vanwad dated 6 31 09 for Griswold lot 9 76 35. Wm H Cannon and others conveyances dated 12 24 97 and 6 97 for same parcels. Martha B Burke to W W Eller dated 6 20 09 for Atlantic lot 18 26. Millinery discount notice from Mys M L Langdon with July 1 deadline.
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L. Campbell
Henry Abelman
Frit Lee
Mary A. Beauchamp
Jewse W. Cannon
Frank B. Cannon
Benjamin P. Cannon
Joseph D. Cannon
George “W. Cannon
New Front At Inebe Store Impresses City Readers
The Nebe shoe store unveils a striking front described as the handsomest in Atlantic County. Two Li shaped windows, tiled entry, beveled glass door, steel ceiling, and electric lighting create dramatic display lighting. James Laurenson & Son crafted the elegant exterior, with plans to start interior decorations after the Fourth of July. Lodge activity slows for summer with regualr meetings suspended until August. E P Chase elected chancellor commander and Charles Crouch named vice chancellor.
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Nebe
Atlantic
James Laurenson & Son
K. P
E. P. Chase
Abe Block
Charles Crouch
Trophy shoot set by Atlantic Gun Club for next Tuesday
The Atlantic Gun Club announces its next trophy shoot on the 29th, Tuesday. Handicaps are listed for numerous participants including Borens 16 Berry 16 Neff 16 Q Highley 16 D Boggess 16 Dr Mullins 16 R G Williams 16 4 Berg 16 Dr Morris 16 Dr Gamble 16 B Goodspeed 18 Weltzel 18 A C Highley 20 C S Leach 20 P Appleman 22 W J Wilson 22 BH Kolb 22 Frank Rhody 16 Jim Harris 16 Geo Boggess 16 Doran 16 Andrews 16.
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Atlantic Gun Club
Borens
Berry
Neff
Q. Highley
D. Boggess
Dr. Mullins
R. G. Williams
Berg
Dr. Morris
Dr. Gamble
B. Goodspeed
Weltzel
A. C. Highley
C. S. Leach
P. Appleman
W. J. Wilson
BH. Kolb
Frank Rhody
Jim Harris
Geo. Boggess
Doran
Andrews
Automatic Carrier Company Formed to Promote Mail Delivery Device
Articles of incorporation filed in South Dakota establish the Electric Automatic Carrier Company to manufacture and sell the device by Albert W. Riggs. The mail delivery invention aims to speed and improve handling on Rural Free Delivery routes and beyond. The capital stock is 1 million dollars, with Riggs as president and manager authorized to sell shares at ten cents each.
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South Dakota
Electric Automatic Carrier Company
al W. Riggs
Riggé
U. S
Mr. Riggs
Uncle Sam
Patenis
Albert W. Riggs
Fudge
J. 8
National Bank
Harlan
H. ©. Gillett
Atlantic
Burr
Riggs
Porterfield Seeks Re Election as Iowa Grand Lodge Leader
Dr F W Porterfield of this city, a current supreme representative from the K F Grand Lodge of Iowa, announces candidacy for re election at the state grand lodge meeting in August. He commands a strong following and his reelection is anticipated by many.
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Porterfield
F. W. Porterfield
K. F. Grand Lodge of
Iowa
Grand Lodge
The 28th Mrs Day's annual bouquet to News office
Mrs Day delivered her twenty eighth annual bouquet of flowers to the News office this morning. The bouquet flowers are home grown and praised as beautiful specimens. The paper thanks her and wishes her many more such gifts and enduring friendship with the publishers.
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A. Day
Day
Time-buying Sale by Bale Ball Load and Ton
A. A. Mickel advertises an imminent sale offering select time by cut, with options to purchase by bale, ball load, or by the ton starting next week, emphasizing immediate availability and flexible quantities.
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A. Mickel
German Evangelical church to hold lawn social on June 20
The Y P 8 of the German Evangelical church invites all to a lawn social on the church lawn at Seventh and Walnut streets. The event is set for June 20 at 8 p.m. A gas cooking feature will be included.
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Y. P
German Evangelical Church
Seventh
Walnut Streets
Fifth of July Observed as City Holiday
City to mark July Fifth as holiday with banks closed and post office on holiday hours until ten in the morning. Local delivery limited, no rural delivery. No citywide celebration planned. U G T picnic and trips to Exira for two games by Merchants’ Greys noted.
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U.G.T
The Goat Joke Repeats Atop The News Back Page
The paper recalls a long running goat joke that has resurfaced on the back page after being printed repeatedly since the era when Harry Jones served as carrier boy. The office treats the repeat gag as light humor for readers who remembered it from previous runs.
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Harry Jones
the National Bank
Harry
Bridge Repair Proposals Considered By Town Supervisors
Supervisor Taylor and Bridgebuild er Hunter visited Thursday morning to inspect the east road bridge on the south side. The aging structure could become impassable after more rain, prompting plans for a five foot pipe to divert the street flow and fill to proper grade, creating a better street once completed.
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Taylor
Er Hunter
Anita Republican
Wedded Wednesday North of Mt Hi Na Bertha Johnson Weds
Miss Bertha Johnson daughter of John Johnson and wife near Mt Hi Na married at her parents home on Wednesday to Rev Henderson of Hamlin Kansas.
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Bertha Johnson
John Johnson
Hi‘na
CG. Henderson
Hamlin
Kansas
Bryan Lecture Tonight at Congregational Church
William Jennings Bryan lectures this evening at the Congregational church on The Price of a Soul. The distinguished speaker arrives from the east at 5:10 and will be entertained at the Cuykendall home during his stay.
Death of Mrs. Huffstodt in Peoria After Long Illness
Mrs. Mary Alice Huffstodt, widow of C. Huffstodt, died at 701 Elm Street after a year and a half of illness. Born December 13, 1859 in Bureau County, she was 49 years old. Survived by three sisters and three brothers, and a son Reed. Funeral held at home with Rev. Henderson. remains to be sent to Bureau County for interment.
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Mary Alice Huffetodt
C. Huffstodt
Elm Street
Haffstadt
Bureau County
Mary Alice Studgvin
Huffstodt
J. Stark
Peoria
Junius Childs
J. W. Triplett
L. VM. Studyvin
Blue Island
John Studyvin
Rock Island
Louis Studyvin
Oklahoma
L. M. Studyvin
Reed
Henderson
Childs
Grand Fourth of July Celebration at Lewis
Celebrants plan a Saturday July fourth with amusements fireworks music and special trains. Trains will depart Atlantic for Lewis around ten in the morning as residents gather for the event.
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Lewis
Atlantic
Local notes and arrivals stir Harlan scene
A released prisoner from the county jail departs the city promptly. A drunken detainee awaits hearing as he sobers. Hon. W. J. Bryan arrives tonight for a lecture at the Congregational church on The Price of a Soul with 26 cent admission. Cumberland visitors plan a Europe trip. Miss Magie Kriger, post appendicitis, is recovering in an Omaha hospital. J. A. Cruzen and wife relocate to 409 Poplar street after joining the local creamery. J. B. Allen of Anita returns from Des Moines via Harlan where his ill brother Frank is gravely ill. Mrs. M. B. Hayward returns from Des Moines with her daughter and two grandchildren. a new baby girl arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Patterson.
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Vernier Robinson
Red Oak
Fred Dittman
Anita
Martin Sorensen
Maine
W. L. Edwards
Griswold
Omaha
E. C. Schelm
Charver Oak
J. H. Cook
Rock Island
Lincoln
Neb
D. R. Miller
Hermit
N. D
Marne
C. F. Patterson
Adair
Mills
Lewis
Bryan Tonigh
W. J. Bryan
Denver
Congregational Church
Cumoerland
Europe
Una
Magie Kriger
J. A. Cruzen
Des Moines
Poplar Street
J. H. Jones
J. B. Allen
Harlan
Frank Allen
M. B. Hayward
Rustard Patterson
Gertrude Hayward
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Mys. M
Lamgdon
Inebe
Ndt
Albert
W. Biggs
Herrick Refrigerator
Herrick
Diamond White Wash Basin
N. W. Deering
SON
Paris
A. MecGaffin
Wiota
H. W. Kuhr
Walnut
E. G. Huckins of
Theresa Schoenbohm
H. Walter
S T
B.C. Worthing
B. GC
Allison
Clarinda
Albert Jorgenson
Kimballton
Martin Esbeck
J. G. Whitney
John Milner
Mike Pettinger
Ikobby Lett
Hobbs
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